Sunday, October 30, 2005

lesson #246: i can't wait to do nothing

December should be a blissful month. No more quizzes, homework, assignments, exams... Most importantly, no more crap projects to deal with. This term I'm really spent on projects. I just find that most of them lack direction. The worst project ever is AIS (no need to ask what that stands for, it sounds even more boring in its complete lengthy form). The requirement is basically to just present an issue related to AIS... Right. WHAT THE ****?? Most of the project meeting times are wasted in speculation as to what the Prof would really like us to do, because we want to score. Like dude. AIS project wins The Vaguest Project Topic award hands down.

And today, on a Sunday, I will be going down to school to do Corp project. Bleurgh. I seriously don't think that 3 people are enough to do this project. There are just too many aspects to it. And we are supposed to model our report as an analyst report. Thing is the project requirement states that we have to hand in 10 pages of crap not including appendices and exhibits (which I presume is where the graphs are going), while the standard analyst report is 3 pages long with another 7 pages of graphs. How do we extend those 3 pages to 10 pages??

OK. Shall stop complaining about work now. As Zhi has pointed out in her tag, this blog has been abandoned for quite some time. Reason being I have just gone through a Hell Week in which I went through a lot of Hell. Had spent time for dance, Company Law presentation / report, and Asoc Day, plus an additional assignment here and there. But it was all worth it.

Major rumble #1: Company Law presentation
This was a complete and utter success. Quote from Prof - "Very well done!". Just my luck to be matched with competent group mates.

Major rumble #2: Asoc Day on Friday
The event started slow but picked up its pace around dinner time (which was expected). Am glad that it's over, also glad that it was a success. Afterwards went to Timbre to chill, which was just next to the City Campus and therefore quite a turn-off due to its proximity. You don't feel like you've left school at all, and besides you see the same people again. And some of the waiters are CRAP. One particular guy forgot orders, forgot that Josiah & Co have settled their bills, and... I just don't like him. But! The company was great. We stayed till the end, listening to the band and not realising it was close to 2 am.

And now it's back to work and no fun. Sigh... How I yearn for a relaxed and brainless time spent shopping, pampering self, and enjoying the company of my friends.